Church News. Anglican
The Bishop of Melones a, since his arrival from Auckland, has been the guest of the Primate, at Greenknowe. The Rev. E. A. Anderson, Bishop-Designate of…
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The Rev. W. Burnett, M.A., B.D., late of the Palmer-street Church, returns to Great Britain to-day by the Australia. The Rev. D. Jackson, of Yass, received a severs…
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During the past three weeks 6300 shelters have been afforded at the Mission retreat to destitute and homeless men; 1050 free breakfasts have been given to men on the Sunday morning during the same…
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THE open-air service at the Town Hall, corner last Sunday night was one of the largest we have ever had. The brass band render invaluable help at this gathering…
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Cardinal Moran has been suffering from influenza during the week Ho was able to officiate on Holy Thursday but yesterday he did not leave his room in the presbytery. Bishop Higgins celebrated…
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At St. Joseph's Cathedral, Dunedin, on Sunday evening, Herr II. E. Melitus, of Sydney, played a violin Offertory which was very much admired. The Marist Fathers are preparing for the…
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The Sydney City Mission committee meeting was held on Thursday in the mission office. The Rev. George Campbell occupied the chair, and there were present the Reva. J. G. Southby, E. Moore (general…
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HIS Eminence has been suffering from a sharp attack of influenza since Saturday. He was able to bless the palms at the cathedral on Sunday morning, but could not remain to preside at the High Mass…
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THE Rev. H. R. Haweis, M. A., celebrated preacher, distinguished author, and musical critic and connoisseur, arrived in Sydney from Vancouver by the Miowera on Monday afternoon. The newcomer,…
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Here are maintained at present, almost entirely by that Society, one celergyman, two school teachers, and two Irish-speaking Scripture-readers. The district comprises the…
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When it became known that the veteran Woollahra Literary and Debating Society had challenged its neighbour, St. Francis' (Paddington) Literary and Debating Society, to a public debate on the…
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SIR,— As the great ecclesiastic, and founder of a new congregation, now on Australian soil, may honour Sydney by his presence, and as it appears from published statements that the object of his…
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The well known Roman Catholic educational establishment at Bath (Prior Park College) is, it is said, about to close its career through lack of funds…
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GENERAL regret was expressed in Temora and Murrumburrah districts, when it became known that Father Richard Kennedy had died somewhat unexpectedly at Temora, of which place he was…
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There were sixteen candidates from all quarters at the recent Civil Service Examination held in the Sydney University. Only seven candidates passed, and it will be seen by the following complete list…
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The Pope, through Monsignor Satolli, has sent the following reply to the Editors of certain Romish periodicals in the United States from whom he had received an address…
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The Very Rev. Prior Vaughan delivered an address in the Town Hall, Adelaide, on Wednesday evening, in which he explained his mission for the betterment of the masses and the conversion of…
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The appointment of a Catholic aa Professor of Modern History to one of the two great English Universities is not only a new departure in relation to these once Catholic…
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At St. Andrew's Cathedral morning service was well attended, and special hymns and psalms were used in addition to the ordinary matins. The…
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LONDON, April 5.— Viscount Halifax, president of the English Church. Union, and his Eminence Cardinal Vaughan, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, are visiting Rome…
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